is this russia farce finally dead??

Well, Thats why the democratic machine talks and campaigns at schools. President Trump campaigned and talked to the parents and cut taxes for working people. As time goes by and the kids get older and away from the liberal daily influence they tend to like less taxes and more freedom.

Remember when the Democrats used the IRS as a weapon against the opposing party? That was fucked up.

 

Everyone spy's on everyone else , we are by nature nosy and paranoid . Everything we do is monitored and collated . Our freedom has slowly been eroded by the Power . We can sit there and take it up the ass or we can rebel, destroy everything and start over ...... but wait till summers over .... i need a tan

 

Everyone knows, nothing stops a hacker dead in their tracks, like resetting your router.

 

I have been seeing this message floating around... I am really curious, if the Russian spy/malware is in ones router, could it really be that dumb thay a simple reset would thwart it? Possibly I guess, but I also wonder why or who at the FBI saw the threat and decided "yep, we need to tell the people to reset their routers".

IDK I just found it odd...

 

I think it's odd, too. Resetting the router to stop malware in your computer sounds weird but probably because I'm computer illiterate.

 

Can you imagine the FBI or NSA being thwarted by a simple reset? How would it thwart Russia then? But yea, I am ignorant in this area as well...

 

Maybe it never occurred to those pesky Russians that anyone would reset their router? I bet this whole story could be tracked back to one misunderstood quote and everyone ran with it.

 

I've been watching this a bit through trade magazines in my field. Reboots are actually effective in killing off most data monitoring viruses, surprised as I was to discover that myself. I always thought the virus would be right back in, but the way in which it spreads (a connect-the-dots style point-to-point) makes it likely that the virus will take a while to re-infect it's host.

Without implementing a safeguard specifically for this kind of virus, though - that is, changing the code on how to manage routing tables in specific regard to the VPNFilter virus, then yeah, it's pointless. Last I heard, CISCO (a powerhouse in data networking) was working on a fix to this, and the problem has been traced to it's origin servers. Perhaps they have contained it.

I haven't looked into the most recent update on this, and network security is not my specialty, so take what I say with a grain.

 

Well I learned something here, though I will take it as advised.

 

Paul Manafort ordered to jail!

Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman, will be jailed after being accused of witness tampering, a federal judge ruled after a hearing Friday.

Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III said Manafort, who was first indicted last October and has been under house arrest since then, violated the terms of his bail by reaching out to potential witnesses and providing them with false information.

Those allegations led to a new indictment, released last week, accusing Manafort of obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice. Konstantin Kilimnik, a Manafort business partner who Mueller alleges has ties to Russian intelligence, was also indicted on the same charges.

Manafort, who has denied all allegations against him, pleaded not guilty to the new charges in Friday’s hearing.

U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson agreed with prosecutors that the outreach constituted witness tampering, and ordered Manafort sent to jail. He’s been primarily confined to his home in Virginia since his indictment.

Defense lawyers told Jackson that even if the contacts were improper, which they denied, she could limit the problem with steps short of jail, such as a no-contact order barring Manafort from contacting potential witnesses.

“This isn’t middle school, I can’t take his cellphone,” Jackson responded, adding that she doubted she could draft a clear enough order to ensure against any possible violations.

“I’m concerned that you seem to treat the proceedings as another marketing effort,” she told the defense.

She said she was conflicted over the decision and that ultimately the ruling came down to whether Manafort was a flight risk or a harm to the community. Ultimately, she said, Manafort’s behavior indicated he was “a harm to the administration of justice and the integrity of the court system.”

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Give the guy a break, he was just trying to get his story straight. You know this has nothing to do with collusion or the Trump campaign, eh? He's charged with money laundering and not paying taxes. IMO Manafort shouldn't take a plea deal, he should make them prove their charges. I think he's guilty but if he hadn't been associated with Trump he wouldn't have been prosecuted. As it is Manafort's right to free speech has been taken by Mueller. He's prohibited from trying to use the news media to influence his case so while he can't speak to the press about his defense, everyone else can use the media to condemn him and that's what this story is about

 

Sounds like Donald will just have to make sure he has his Pardon Pen with him.

 

I need to quit getting so high